The mission of the Cosmetology program at Seguin Beauty School is to provide an educational program to instruct to such a competency level that will prepare its graduates for employment and or advancement in an existing or potential Cosmetology field.

Cosmetology Objectives

• To provide an educational Cosmetology program to fulfill personal ambitions and abilities of those seeking goals in the Cosmetology profession.

• To teach its students to qualify them with competency levels qualifying them for employment in the occupational field of Cosmetology.

• To teach the competency levels of the following Cosmetology related subjects: Orientation, Shampoos, Hair and Scalp Treatments, Cold Waving, Chemical Relaxing, Coloring, Manicuring, Facials, Styling and all related theories.

• To prepare individuals to become successful members of the Cosmetology industry by providing them with the necessary information and education to pass the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation state examination for Cosmetology licensing.

• To stress the importance of human relationships with the ideas and attitudes of trustworthiness and of willingness to cooperate with employers and fellow employees.

• To contribute to the development of responsibility by self-reliance, self-control and self-discipline.

• To foster by example, an appreciation of professionalism in business practices.

This school has as its principle objective the training of qualified Cosmetologists and render the best possible service to its clients.

This school strives continuously to improve its operation to keep abreast with the ever-changing developments and new techniques in Cosmetology and Department of Health and Education.

This school observes all rules and regulations issued by the Texas Department of Licensing &Regulation and the Department of Health and Education.

This school encourages its educational staff to keep in touch with the latest teaching methods in Cosmetology by way of reading educational books and attending advanced courses, workshops and seminars.

This school makes use of acceptable teaching techniques and training aids such a textbooks, power point programs, audio-visual aids, video tapes and DVD’s to advance our goals. The institutional facilities are readily available for its student’s educational purpose.

This school purchases only high-grade standard equipment, cosmetics and supplies to be used for the instruction of its students.

This school maintains honest and fair relations with its staff, students, clients, state board members and other schools.

This school advertises truthfully and makes honest representations of its students.

Orientation, Rules and Laws…………………………….…………..…………..100

Shampoo and Related Theory………………….……………..…………..……..100

Hair and Scalp Treatments & Related Theory .………………………………….50

Cold Waving & Related Theory … ……………………………………………200

Chemical Relaxing & Related Theory..……………………..……………………50

Hair Coloring & Related Theory ………………………………………..………200

Manicuring & Related Theory …………………………………..……………100

Facials & Related Theory ………………………………………………..…….50

Haircutting and styling & Related Theory …………………………………..…500

Chemistry ……………………………………………………………………….75

Salon Management and Practices ………………………………………………..75

Total Hours …….………………………………..…….1500

Cosmetology: History & Job Opportunities.

Life Skills

Your Professional Image

Communicating for Success

Infection Control

Anatomy & Physiology

Basics of Chemistry & Electricity

Properties of Hair & Scalp

Principles of Hair Design

Shampooing, Rinsing & Conditioning

Hair Cutting

Hair Styling

Blowdry, Thermal Curling & Pressing

Braiding & Braid Extensions

Hair Pieces, Wigs & Hair Enhancements

Chemical Texture: Perms

Chemical Relaxing

Hair Coloring

Hair Lightening

Histology of the Skin

Hair Removal

Facials

Facial Makeup

Nail Structure & Growth

Manicuring & Pedicuring

Advanced Nail Techniques

The Salon Business

Seeking Employment

On the Job

Admissions Requirements

Must have a High School Diploma, G. E. D. or passed ATB Test

Must be 17 years of age at completion of course

Must present 4 self-photos (1 ½ by 1 ½ in size)

Must submit $25.00 for state registration

State Fees,

Must submit the required fee for the state written examination

Must submit the required fee for the state practical examination

Must submit license fee upon passing the written and practical exams

Uniforms

Students provide their own uniform according to school code:

2 Blue uniform smocks (purchased only through school)

White full length dress slacks

White closed foot, low heeled, rubber sole leather shoes

Note: Students must be in uniform at all times. Uniforms must be completely snapped Shoes and uniform must be clean, in good condition, stainless and wrinkle free. Shoes must be all white leather or vinyl tennis shoes. A complete dress code is provided to all students.

Principles of Equal Opportunity

No person shall, on the basis of race, national origin, religion, sex, or color be excluded from participation in, be denied benefits of, or be subject to discrimination by this institution.

School Calendar

The following holidays are observed

New Years Day

July 4th

Summer Vacation

Thanksgiving (2 days)

Christmas Eve

Christmas Day

• Show good moral and ethical conduct, in a professional manner toward school personnel, fellow students and clients.

• Report to class on time, in uniform, professionally appeared with books and equipment. Students must comply with the school dress code. Female students must wear makeup daily and all students must have an appropriate hairstyle.

• Absences require reasonable excuses, determined by school chief administrator. Absences may result in student suspensions or expulsion according to the school’s attendance policy.

• Maintain sanitary and orderly work areas and supplies at all times.

• Refrain from visitors, phone conversations and personal ventures during school hours. Students leaving the building must clock out.

• Perform all assignments and services with a degree of perfection.

• Permission for breaks and lunches are given by educators or school personnel and should be taken in designated areas only.

• Maintain a 76% average and complete all work and worksheet assignments.

• Students are required to furnish paper items for theory class and must replace used or lost supplies of student kits.

• Students leaving the building must notify the main office, sign out and clock out.